Arizona Central reports:
Before he strolled through the Honeywell facility to examine its mask-making efforts, President Donald Trump mused for a moment about his 2016 presidential campaign, which showed some of its promise during an early stop in Arizona in 2015. “Today is a very interesting day because it’s my first day out,” Trump said as he wrapped a discussion with tribal officials at the Honeywell facility.
“Doug (Ducey) reminded me of something. I didn’t do it for that reason, but you said this is the first place you stopped when you ran, when I ran for something that turned out to be a very successful run. And we had tremendous crowds. It was pretty incredible. I didn’t do it for that reason interestingly, but here we are.” Afterward, Trump walked through the facility — wearing safety goggles, but no mask — looking over the production of N95 respirator masks.
In Arizona, Trump visits plant that makes N95 masks. He puts on goggles…but no mask. https://t.co/R4qS6l5LCj pic.twitter.com/8r8umWNEko
— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) May 5, 2020
Trump not wearing mask but goggles at Honeywell facility. Other aides not wearing masks at all. Sign in facility says “face mask required in this area.” pic.twitter.com/Uq7Fr2ioeS
— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) May 5, 2020
No wonder trump didn’t wear condoms. He was probably putting on protective goggles and thinking he was practicing safe sex.
— Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) May 5, 2020
The ~70 @honeywell factory workers in the audience, part of the force making 20 million N95 respirators per month, is socially distanced and wearing masks, according to radio pooler @CostantiniWW1.
— Steve Herman (@W7VOA) May 5, 2020